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Navigating Family Law Issues and Social Media
Social media is a large part of many people’s daily lives. Parents and children alike use social media outlets to connect with friends, learn new things, and spark creativity. Although these apps and platforms can certainly be beneficial, they can also cause unintended damage, especially if you are going through a legal process. Family law issues are already fairly delicate and require additional care and attention. Because of this, social media posts can have a significant effect on your family law claims. To combat this, it is important to follow certain rules and guidelines online when you are going through
Prenuptial Agreements: Should You Get One and How to Create a Fair Agreement
As the saying goes, “love is blind.” When you are in love, the thought of divorce or legal separation might not even cross your mind. However, prenuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups, are becoming increasingly popular. They allow couples to protect their assets and ensure a fair distribution in a divorce or legal separation. Advantages of Prenuptial Agreements Protection of Separate Property One of the main benefits of a prenup is the protection of separate property. This includes assets each individual brings into the marriage, such as property, businesses, and investments. A prenup can outline how these assets will be
Navigating the Divorce Talk: Communication Tips for a Smoother Transition
Divorce is never easy. It can be especially challenging when attempting to communicate. You and your partner have been having trouble for a while. Perhaps the decision to end the marriage came as a surprise. Either way, finding a method of communicating effectively during this time is crucial. Start With an Open Mind Approach the divorce talk with an open mind and a willingness to listen. Try to put yourself in your partner’s shoes and understand where they are coming from. This can be especially helpful if your partner has a different perspective or opinion about the situation. When you
What Is the Process for Adopting Stepchildren?
Blended families are as common as divorce in today’s society. It’s a natural obligation to care for the children of your spouse, even if they aren’t yours biologically. In some cases, stepparents become the actual parent a child needs. Though that emotional bond is important, the legal aspect of making a stepchild your own is nearly as crucial. From medical releases and parent-teacher conferences to estate planning and inheritance, adopting your stepchildren can ensure you have the freedom to care for the child, just as a biological parent would. If you are co-parents with a spouse who has children and
Managing the Holidays After a Divorce With Children
With the holiday season upon us, some families will be spending their first holiday season after a divorce. If you are one of those parents, you may wonder how to best manage the holidays with your children. There are some essential things to remember when spending the holidays after a divorce with children. Discuss the Holidays With Your Children and Come to a Consensus About How You Will Celebrate After Divorce The holidays can be difficult for families who have undergone a divorce. While it is understandable that each parent may want to celebrate the holidays in their own way,
Resolving a Custody Dispute With a Disabled Child in Tulsa, OK
Any child custody determination can be incredibly difficult for a parent, and it’s natural for any parent to want as much custody and parenting time as they can possibly secure from their family court determinations. However, parents of children with disabilities have a host of additional concerns in these situations, and any judge overseeing a custody dispute involving a disabled child must carefully weigh all relevant medical factors and other variables in making their final decision. If you have a child with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities, the judge who oversees your custody order will need to evaluate all relevant